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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1911

Page

6

Local Farming Note Includes Wheat Prospects and Events

The report notes ongoing farm work with cattle and corn presence at a North Bend corn show where Cheyenne County corn was observed. A light rain helps winter wheat while a horse sale at Oscar Anderson's ranch draws attendees. Andrew McAdam serves on a Sidney jury as church attendance declines due to poor weather. Epworth League gathers Friday with the McAdams, and Mrs. Robert McAdam's mother is reported not improving.

Ed Wickhorst North Bend Neb Cheyenne County Oscar Anderson Andrew McAdam Sidney Epworth League Robert McAdam

Brauers Visit Church and Local News From Higgins

The Brauers from south of Sidney visited by auto and dined at Fred Korsmeyer's. Ehmke is building a new cow barn annual improvements on his ranch. Fall wheat looks fine and potatoes are being dug by hand to save costs. Lutherans held services. Methodist Sunday school attendance is thin with alternating Sundays no preaching.

Brauers Sidney Fred Korsmeyer Mr. Ehmke Marshall Perkins

Nelsons Buy Organ as Sidney News Update

SIDNEY reports kK M Nelson purchased a new organ. Margaret and Jack Nelson visited H A Lockhart and wife. John Anderson and Jens Jensen work in Sterling sugar factory. John Cox had a Saturday runaway injuring his wrist. Mr and Mrs Pitts were hurt. Jessie LeRoy and Carrie Glassburn visited Sidney. J M Nelson and wife were at Potter. W Howe and daughter Beatrice spent Sunday at the Glassburn ranch. Gladys Nelson visits sister Mrs H A Lockhart.

John Anderson Jens Jensen Sterling John Cox Mrs. Pitts Jessie LeRoy Carrie Glassburn Sidney J. M. Nelson Wife Potter Er. W. Howe Beatrice Glassburn Ranch

The Drama Origins in Greece to Middle Ages

The piece traces drama from Athens birthplace with Aeschylus and Aristophanes as founders, noting the fall of Greek and Roman civilization, the theater’s extinction, and its partial revival in medieval moral plays which later evolved into modern drama.

Greece Darius Xerxes Athens Aeschylus Aristophanes New York American

Des Moines Tries Municipal Market Plan

Des Moines launches a municipal market to connect farmers with city residents. Mayor Hanna faced jeers yet secured wide support from both affluent and poor shoppers who bought fresh vegetables at grocery prices, signaling a permanent market to trade directly between producer and consumer.

Des Moines Hanna City Hall

Making a City

A discussion on town planning as a new field in America and its potential for public interest. The piece notes a tendency to reinvent urban form and urges serious, careful consideration of future city-building paths as about a hundred cities have recently consulted experts on_di a-

America Dia

Prams Forcible Improvement Cited By Liverpool School

The director of the School of Civic Design at the University of Liverpool stresses understanding city organization before architecture. Social civics starts the lecture series, with twenty talks on urban needs, plus landscape design, parks, public health acts, engineering and aesthetics. The note appears in Landscape Architecture.

Prams School of Civic Design University of Liverpool American Society of Landscape Architects New York Times

Neighborhood Guild Erects Signposts Guiding Locust Valley Travel

Long Island Locust Valley Neighborhood Guild posts mark roads and opening dates at old lanes guiding travelers to new estates. An auto party failed to find the road to Underhilt monument due to torn signs, underscoring call for updated official notices on road changes.

Locust Valley Locust Valley Village

Taft Reaches Nebraska for Lincoln Reception

President Taft sped across Nebraska Monday and was greeted in Lincoln by Mr Bryan at a Commercial Club luncheon. Bryan toasted the president with sparkling water as the beverage approved by the Almighty while Taft and Bryan exchanged felicitations and appeared to enjoy their meeting.

Taft Nebraska Bryan Lincoln Commercial Club Bryvan

A Beautiful Airy Cottage Plans No. 873

An advertisement describes a quaint cottage combining clapboards shingles and cobblestones with extensive porch and rear balcony. It notes two unusually wide rooms, a bath, nine and eight foot ceilings, and a 26 by 28 foot main area. Building cost 2600 dollars excludes heating and plumbing. plans and specifications available for 820 from editor Glenn L. Saxton.

Glenn L. Saxton

Taft in Wyoming watches Frontier Day stunts and talks tariff

President Taft toured Rawlins Cheyenne and Laramie on a two day stop and praised frontier pageantry. He watched bucking horses and roping, renamed rodeo horses, rode a car parade, and spoke on tariff vetoes in Cheyenne and Cheyenne opera house. He said the wool tariff is too high and signaled an intended downward revision.

Rawlins Wyo Taft Salt Lake Utah Cheyenne Charles Irwin Fort D. A. Russell Laramie Irwin United States Warren Carey Billy Taft Archie Butt Teddy Roosevelt Jack Martin Martin Frank Carter Archie Carter Corral Senator Warren Hugh Clark Bill Baker John Rickall Paul Hensen Hensen Teddy Pauline Trwin Opera House

Funeral for Admiral Schley in Arlington

Funeral services for Admiral Schley were held at St. Johns church in Washington with a military escort from the Schley home to the church and grave at Arlington National Cemetery. Four marine and two bluejacket companies and a naval band performed the escort. In a second item an auto accident near Bakersfield killed Mrs. Mary Eckenrod and injured her daughter with a chauffeur said to be fatally hurt.

Washington Admiral Schley St. John’s Church National Cemetery Arlington Philadelphia Annapolis Schley Bakersfield Cal Mary Eckenrod Alice Harry Briscow Here

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ASH Kk. M. Nelson Margaret Jack Nelson H. A. Lockhart Mr. Johnson Grand Island Gladys Nelson Mrs. H. A. Lockhart Long Island Minneapolis, Minn Kitchen Galcony Wyoming Winfield Scott Schley Sitney Mercantile Co Sidney Mercantile Company The Capitos Schlitz Beer Tobin A. Pease & Sons Sidney, Nebraska Sidney Lumber CO U. P Rock Springs Hanna Coal OUR American Bank NEBR
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